After a lifetime of independence it is hard to give it up. And although we would like to keep an eye on those we cherish 24 hours a day, we know that the strain would be too much on both parties. There comes a time in many people’s lives when they realize they are simply not as resilient as they once were; and their bodies do not always react as quickly or behave the way they used to. We are lucky that today we have medical monitoring services for those who wish to carry on living their normal lives without leaving relatives in a perpetual state of anxiety. These professional services come with a monthly cost, but in the event of a life-threatening emergency where every second counts you will be happy you’re paying for it. Read More…
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5 Tips to Prevent Falls at Home
Each year, a third of all adults aged 65 and over suffer a fall. A fall can range from superficial bumps and bruises to more serious injuries such as hip fractures and head trauma. Falls are serious for older adults and can cause both fatal and non-fatal injuries. It's a serious problem that needs to be considered if mobility is becoming an issue around the house. Many elderly fear that they could fall and suffer a fracture, and quite often a severe fall leads to continuous medical problems and eventually limiting the senior’s ability to live independently at home. We’ve come up with a list of five tips that help prevent falls by seniors in the home. Read More…